The 1990s UAB Duo That Retired Plastic Surgery’s Longest Incision
Until the early 1990s, elevating an aging brow demanded plastic surgery’s most invasive trade-off. The standard coronal browlift required a massive ear-to-ear incision across the top of the skull, peeling back the scalp to remove a strip of skin. While it lifted the brow, patients often suffered permanent scalp numbness, hair loss along the scar,...
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